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Chartopedia / Pyramid Chart
A Pyramid Chart displays a hierarchical structure of data in the form of a triangle divided into sections. The width of each section indicates its hierarchy level.
Chartopedia / Jump Line Chart
A Jump Line Chart is a variation of a Line Chart, where each data point is a horizontal line with the height determined by the corresponding y-value and the width equal to the width of the category it presents.
Chartopedia / Stick Chart
A Stick chart is a variation of a Column Chart where each column is presented with a vertical line rather than a rectangle. This chart type is very convenient for visualizing large datasets.
Chartopedia / Range Area Chart
A Range Area Chart is similar to an Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.
Chartopedia / Error Chart
Error Charts, usually called Error bars, are graphical representations of the variability of data and used on graphs to indicate the error or uncertainty in a reported measurement. Error bars often represent one standard deviation of uncertainty, one standard error, or a particular confidence interval (e.g., a 95% interval).
Chartopedia / StepLine Area Chart
A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.
Chartopedia / Percent Stacked SteplineArea Chart
A Percent Stacked Step Line Area Chart is a multi-series Step Line Area Chart, where the height of each series depends on its contribution to the sum of all values in a certain category (X-axis). It is helpful in showing the variation of a few variables and their percentage ratio.
Chartopedia / HiLo Chart
HiLo chart is a financial chart used to show price movements over time. Its every vertical line displays a price range(the highest and the lowest prices) over one period or another (days, months, etc). The chart is good when demonstrating and comparing stock market data.
Chartopedia / Range SteplineArea Chart
A Range Step Line Area Chart is similar to a Step Line Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.
Chartopedia / Range SplineArea Chart
A Range Spline Area Chart is similar to a Spline Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.
Chartopedia / Graph Chart
A Graph chart, also known as Network diagram, is a visualization of a set of nodes connected with one another by edges. It is widely used in mathematics, and also can be a great help when showing relations between people, companies, cities or any other things.